My mother-in-law will kick me out of the house because I can't do housework. What should I do?

The first situation: it is normal for girls not to do housework, but you should have the capital not to do housework. For example, you have enough financial ability to afford an aunt. If you think it's inconvenient for your aunt to live at home, you can also hire a part-time job to provide on-site service twice a week. Your mother-in-law will be satisfied with the work done by professionals. So, the question now is, do you have enough financial strength to hire an hourly worker? If not, have you thought about what to do?

You should learn a technology and make it your specialty. When looking for a job, don't be afraid of hard work and fatigue, but you must be able to learn something. If you do this, after a certain period of time, your personal ability will be greatly improved. Accordingly, there will be new changes in jobs, showing an upward trend.

The second situation: I can't do housework, I have no job, I am lazy, and I don't want to go out to work. If you do this, I don't think any mother-in-law will like it. The average mother-in-law wants her daughter-in-law to take care of the family and help her son take care of the family, instead of marrying a bodhisattva and offering it back.

If so, you might as well try to change yourself and make yourself more diligent. If you can't do housework, learn from your mother-in-law and don't be afraid of being scolded by her mother-in-law. As long as you study hard, you will get used to it one day.

Which of the two roads should I choose? Actually, I prefer the first one. Because in the future, you still have to raise children. If their own quality is improved, it will be of great help to children's education. Besides, I always feel that work is easier than housework.

Whispering a little secret, I don't like doing housework either.